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Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-30
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corrected y 25 h5gscs, $500; p5ssesspry
liaht to ranch Ia tifesbFg.tfk VALLEY. ticpr
Fioyance paekatd assessed Al @g3 cor.
yeoferi 4, 500,
Buffalo alining Company Buffalo mine. pat.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-30

Therecent dtouth has demeassfa
ted one fact cenelusively and thai IS
The superiority 81 the mountain
rangss over the fatley ana iaw mess
laniis What oss oi cattle there has
been ia Arizona, hus oeea srod ia the
low OPEN country akea the grass
was aimost eutirely eaten aud tramp,
led out, and where there Il litfle or
no brpsh 70 iall back upon VI this
section and throughont nearly aii the
country to thenorth cattle have sub
sistgd for months almost entirely on
browse and done faiflY well, and The
increase, as flr as we CAP learn II
fully up 10 Former gears.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-30

The consolidation of the Mountain
View and Montana Copper companies
properties in Montana, is important
because Of the fact, as alleged, that
together they are tho finest copper
property in the world, having been
extensively opened up aud showing
540O feet in length Of developed cop
per-bearing ground, The ore reserves
in sight are said to be Immense, and
these mines could rapidly be brought
into large production. However It is
said that this is not the intention Of
the owners, who are also largely in.
terssted in Lake mines and viii hold
their Montana property ia reserve.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-30
Faarnannp l.ooAlts.

Mi, ana Mrs j q Ramsdelb wish
Is thank their patrons for their liberal
patronage heretofore and hope e re-
caiys thor patronage ii their rev
line of business
Cigars n yau Wagoaeas
Horses boarded for 30 centa per day
lit Pascoe's corral The best alfalfa
hay fed
Fresh fruits and vegetables con
stantly on hand and lor sale AZ g, =.
TaYlors
III you want d good pair Of boots Of
shoes, cail 1T y. ScAulzvs Prices re-
duced
New clothing samples just arrived
at G ). Van Wageneus.
For the ladies, rikersene and ara.
aene felt. at Myers & seheins
Fresh groceries constantly arriving
at Van Wagenen
Hop Zee t7attyl who has 50 success.
fully managed the restaurant next To
the Palaee Billiard Hall, has bought
oat the business aud good will 81 the
pascoe restaurant, and is now rnn-
z a.. i.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-30

The ARIZONA Gazette perpetrates
th9 following joke:
Delegate Mark Smith has gone to
Washington TO interview the preai.
dent on the Indianq question"
We have distinct recollection ef
the Pioneer Society sending Granp 4
H Curry on the same niassn, and oil
Tombstone toilR also guIled into tbe
baHert that the faetotum Of the White
House would favorably consider the
prayer Of bleeding Arizona, but he
did not He not only ignored the
representatives Of our suffering ter
ritory, and the daily record Of pub
lished deaths az citizens by savage
barbarity, but as pnfeelingly turned
a deaf ear to the pleading Of New
Mexicos Congressional Delegate on
behalf Of citizens Of that Territory,
Who were also beleaguered By raiding
Indians. His answer to all appeals
was the same that he would De gov
erned in his action BY tue advice Of
General Sheridan, who ID tarn took
bis cue from Gen. Crook, and to Del
more fully advised, be sent sheridan
to Fort Bowie, who discussed the In
dian question over champagne sup-
per the pightoi his arrival at that
post, Sheridan started on his return
to Washington the following morning,
and upon bis arrival there be II rel
ported as having quoted the fears of
the Conmauder-in-t Chief a. the Army
by stating that there were but eleven
Indians on the war path, when it was
q we'll known fact that there were
ten tines that number whose bands
were red with the blood Of Arizonans.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-30

A good strong petition will an
doubtedly 20 mp to Governor zulick
from this county asking him to DE-.
mand the resignation Of Briggs Good.
rich as Attorney General and Cameron
III King as Commissioner of Immi-
grafton, Instead 81 protecting tle
Interests Of the people of the Territory
in the one case, and instead of prolnot-
ing the interests Of the Territory III
the other case by endeayoring to en-.
hance the value Of property and 20
bring in the settlers, these men formed
the head and front Of q combination
to attack and depreciate the interests
Of the people, to ruin their titles and
to frighten capital away Already III
reparable damage has been dsna to
this valley. These men sGoull be in-
vited to step down and oylt, at once
Phoenix Herald.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-30
4Cr REGULATING TtE wEs0RDlNG or
EERFMs &sD aasPtga

am physicians and acccnchefs in
this Territory sball repori ID Writing
"a The County Recorder, iu the county
ia which they occnr, aH births and
deaths which come under their snper-
vision, with tie cause of death witlln
80 days after such bifth 81 death
When any birth q death sball take
place ana 40 physieiaa d accourher
shall be ii attendance, tie same shall,
wilhln % 0days thereof be reported III
writing NJ the Counts recorder ahefe
the same si,all haze oerurFel wita tha
supposed causa Of death b3 tbe par
ent, 81 husband a wife or the nert
Of Kin mot a niinor( 81 the ehild born
or parson deceased, 81 The case may BE-,
Of ig there be mons then bg tae owner
or lessor ofthe house whers the death
shall hage occurred, or III the person
.tfrst diacoytring tho deeeassd peraon
Any violation of tldg section u pun
ishable IN i dne net exceeding $50.
The Recorder shan fis such notice
without chsrge
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-30

II now leaks out that the steel
cruiser Atlanta. Of which 80 much was
expected, Is likely to prove entirely
worthless with her present armament
owing to tine terrific recoil Of tie s-iuch
barbette pivot guns. They we're cx-
pected to do great execution against
an enemy, but it seems from tho FIRST
actual test that the chief danger Is Is
those Of the crew of the Atlanta who
work them
During tho target practice IN Gard
ner's Bay the rocoil Of the guns was
50 greas as 70 tear loose the tracks on
which they turn, aud rip upa portion
Of the heavy gun deck. The result Is
all the more Significant from the fact
that only ninety pounds Of powder
was used, tie fail charge being one
hundred and twenty pounds During
the firing live sheep used 10 ascer
tain how near the muzzle 81 the tyun
Il would be safe to stand was blown
clear oYer a hatcbway and kill e q.
These gums are the heaviest in tie Uni.
ted States Naval Service, aud the al.
mament Of tho Boston, a sister ship IF
the Atlanta, il the same, This 9as
! Inc 6rst test az thesa fsunR AZ kagr3
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-30

Attorney General Garland has rem
dered an opinion on the Alien Act
which removes in a great degree, it is
said, the supposed disability Of aliens
to hold mining property in this coun,
try. The opinion as reported in as-
sooiate press dispatches, is SO garblod
and ambiguous as to be altogether IN.
iutelligible.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-30

Hrakemen on the New Mexico, Ari-
sona & sonora railroad struck On Mons
day last because of the issuing of an
order compelling them % make ar
their ewn trains III the Negalos yards.
No trains we're allowed til run, at last
accounts
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-30

The ST lohn Herald says that the
reported Killing IN that county of
eLong Han and oJack q Diamonds,
was canard gotten up by the fgieuds
of these iesperafdoes lot the purpose
ofgiging the two WORTHLESS b chance
forest d short time, rs they had been
kept on tue move lnr some time past,
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-30

Late eastesn adYfoes quote Lake
copper al 1860 spot, and 1880 to
1885 for 0ctober deIiyegy Ihis SUBJ
stan6al advance has cote earlier and
beer mJre rapid than was ezpseted,
and il il holds, Which isalmost eertaip,
the resumption of mines noW idlei
The Globe among the numher, may he
looked for at AZ carly date
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-30

/ r Brit hobs up seyenely at
phnnix with the Advance, which he
removed from Lordsburg, NJ NJ,
The paper seems to nave been i'm.
proved by the change 60 the more
congenial climate Of Salt River valley,
and is rs chlppor and intrepid rs a
four year old colt, We hope you may
make it stick friend Brit,
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-30

q. D. Beppy a writer Of considera-
bic force, has gene from Tombstone TO
Tempe, 70 engage IN the newspaper
business whether 70 start anew pub
liearon OF JON the editorial sta& of
nc Salt RiEe Nalle sws funor
sareslT net
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-30
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aa az MhslF as gstte NH ID naatlt 4f
.lsi,s. Siisii,4fr iii iish sht d0es siain9
Is Aaeiist slesiaH iaFlte3 ts
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Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-30
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rhin Feapie
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and Figei, cures Dyspetsia, Inptenee, sexas
q Debility. ST.
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pains, sprair hoaaache, neural2is, fhsalnaf
tsta zoo kough sa Pair fiesters, p.
Mothers.
n yoi ar niling broken, aoia ~, and
nsrsa6s iss 8ella Health BeueWtr." ~.
Life rrsseFvar
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Cures Piles q Hemanhoids Itchia& Pre-
naI and ETjar1ai Rsn3sIly Ia each package
At1r.l s,f1slN ftte flf'41f5et t9ts.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-30
FaiP Dealing Our Hati5,
ENeLanee BoaeI.L 80 So

slightest casll Price paid
for Cold or Silver EuIlion, az
our Old stand,
MAIN ST.. GLOBE.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-30

tAlipk coiullege c8re, ail kidney Bladtief
and CrinarY Diseases. Se&lding, Iqi.assea,
Stone, Gravel CataTh 81 The Biasdsr Sls
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-30
& aaa.aras. FHea.


Flies, raaches, ants, bel.bugs rats, niifes
gol,hcgs ehiimpuss, cleared cisby "tso slf
sf HatE lEr
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-07-30

,,Nells Heath Renswsr pStrss heelsh
ana iEer cures Dyspepsia, Impotence sexus
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-21
business CHANCE.

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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-21
4 GROCER FAILS.
John u. Crawford Make an Assignment
to Il. II. GillcSpy

Holm Il. Crawford Make AN Assignment
To Il. II. GilIcspy
Late yesterday afternoon john i. Craw-
ford The wrGI-kuowu grocer doing bust
ness nj No. 1926 Market street, made an
assignment or Ill his property to K. IL.
Cillespy, for the benefit OF his creditors
The deed of assignment conveys his store
rooms and dwelling house, and all the
storL of miscellaneous groceries anu pro-
visions contained in his place Of business,
including all book accounts. The assignee
is empowered to dispose of all the property
so conveyed. aud out of the proceeds he is
directed to pay the following named claims;
First The expenses OF executing the
provisions Of the trust.
Second lie shall pay the balance OF the
purchase money remaining unpaid on the
Market street property, amounting 10
81, oil l.. and interest, and shall pay
Nrill ~ Eliiugham - DIP.
Third-And ont OF the residue o! said
sales and collections a note payable To the
order ui VIM. EilInghim for II GOO, and
another note payable TO the order OF WIN.
l,llingham for 900.
Fourth-Out OF any residue Of said sales
and collections which shall remain after
making the payments hereinhe!ore men
toned and provided for, the assignee shall
nay in fail or ratahly as far as the same
Shall be- suai1ient, the following claims,
whether such debts are now due or there
after to become due from the said John Il.
nrnMLnrl 20 The sid peIs0nS:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-21

Fifth cat of said sales and collections
which shall remain after making the pay
mrnl- hrrcinb"iore provided ior, the rs
sieure shall pay in iuli or ratably, - far rs
the same shall bee sufficient, all other
claims or drhuS now owing by the SAID
John T.. Crawford. whether such claims or
debts are now due OF hereafter 10 become
due
Sixth Tn, baEnc,"I the money, If any,
remaining after the payment OF the
amounts hcrciuhelor, provided for shall be-
paid 10y the said assignee TO the said John
l. Crawford
1t is understood hy The said parties TO
this deed that the said John l.. Crawford
reserves to himself the property allowed
under the exemption laws Of this state,
amounting 20 5000.
This failure, when made public last
evening, produced very general sorrow,
and Mr. Crawford has the sincere sympathy
OF large circle of friends The cause Of
the failure could not he definitely asCer-
tanned last uiaht bat mmor has ii that
Mr.. Crawford Wa embarrassed through
endorsing paper Tor the late Il; j. Smythe.
MIR. Crawford hs always done paying
business, and va, supposed 10 he upon 4
good linInrIal footing
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-21
IN \ SMALL WAY.
Tho News of The Day fnint"dly Para
Crnphed for Hasty Readers.

Tho News OF The Day lblnl"hlS IhH-
grnphed for IIasty Readers.
IS the Dillon watch drawing last even
ing, No. II drew the watch in Ciub 30. :.
ArcTroNEEH HNLEE yesterday sold the
McAdtr property, on Twcnty-lhlrd street,
TO the Globe Building Association, for
LBS.
THERE will Ice Go.p,l temperance
meeting held ia the upper market house
tins Sunday afternoon AT O'Clock. All
are invited
MIR 4. NJ. BACON ~ Co, OF Pittsburgh,
are very busy getting the brilliant glass
works az operation and fires are expected
TO be lat by January list, l--".
WHILE delivering bread in Joseph
Schaclrr'7 wagon, 0n North York street,
Island yesterday, q little boy fell, in Jump
iug from The wagon, ana vas run over, one
leg being badly bruised.
4 GENERAL complaint IL being made hy
the residents OF Chapliue street, below
Twtnty-sCycnth, on account Of the garbage
collector failing to collect. They want the
attention OF the Health Omccr.
THE Second NJ. T. Cturch camp.meeting
il suli going on at Noonan's Grove. They
have had very good success, and IeanticI-
p.,lug a grand time SUNDAY. Major Camp,
the great Temperance orator, will be pres
rni all day. Come, come all, and hear the
great orator
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-21
ANOTHER LOST.
Wheeling Loses the Game Yesterday 10 the
Mansfield SIuggerS,
WHO PLAY FINE BASE BALL.
Wheeling and Kalamazoo to Play Here This
Week.
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY

The Wheeling boys didn't have their
batting clothes on yesterday, and played I
poor fielding game which gave the game TO
Mansfield, which played an almost perfect
fielding game. They also succeeded IN
getting onto Sullivan and hit him pretty
lively. However, Wheeling may thank
her stars that she came ont rs well rs she
did with Mansfield, although Wheeling
should have \ better ball club than her
yesterdays opponents.
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday, OF
this week, the champion Kalamazoos will
contest with the Wheeling club on the
home grounds, and some fine games may
be looked for. Morrison, Wheeling new
pitcher, will probably occupy the boA IN
two of these games, audit is understood a
new catcher will be here in time to play IN
one or two Of these games. Yesterday 5
games will be found below.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-21
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

DmiuE the coming week iu,lr VIII :,
anywhere from thirty to loriy thousand
strangers in the city and most Of this vast
throng will daily sr:u the columns OF the
REGISTER in order to thoroughly take IN
and assimilatc the Big Reunion. Th.
means an unusually large daily edition
to supply this great demand which must
inevitably result. Probably not less thau
fifteen or twenty thousand people will
read the paper IN addition to the regular
subscribers.
Business men aud manufacturers hardly
need to have impressed on them the grea,
value of such an advertising medium.
They are requested to send in their ady,--
tisemrnts rs early rs possible, that due
regard may be paid to proper display and
classification.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-21
THE SNiYTHEGROC ERN
Sold To Charles Conner for Seven lhui
sand ana odd Dollars.

Sold to Charles Conner for Seven 1ho..
sand and odd Dollars.
Auctionecr Halter yesterday sold Tire
grocery business OF the late l. J. Smy,nr
TO Charles Conner, for the SUN Of SO
The grocery WAS appraised At 1880, aai
was started at s., 800, the bidders being
MesSrs Conner, Mckee and Robert
Smythe. The bids jumped AT $500 late
for time, and then came down 10 :ltJ
pops. Later the bidding fell oil To- ad
vauces of so, and finally when MI Nc
Zee bid $3.50, Mr.. Conner went HIN
S2j and got the property. The three
horses brought 500. $50 and 500 rS>pr.-
lively. Mr.. l. G.. Dillon bought the ca.
riage for SlOO, hir. Conner one wagon,
Mr.. Kline one ana the third went 10 a
Martins Ferry party These vehicles
brought SO 10 So each. There Wa =
large attendance at the sale
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-21

Store. r. J. Smith. Jos. MrIaiu, hicker-
tom X Co.. grocers: Blum Bros,
l. Schl,vnitlauer, John EIeming, +. 4
KIM. NJ. J. Keller, !. \. rrtlcord, j. j..
lanry, 4. Workman, Vim. Meek y Co,
J. W. Corbitt, Joe Clements G. \. Jeu-
rings. Henry Roemer, \. Myer, kiotz x
Co.. Souneborn y Co., T. 4. King, julius
Swalb. Park " Dickens. .u
The northern portion and Gravel H'Il
have not been cauvlS,ed as yet.
II was suggested Ey q great many that
TIM, division cross ut EenwOod, instead oil
coming M to the bridge and Joining the
Bridgeport division, - was at first S"S-
gestrd ,,..
There will be 4 meeting on Monday
evening. at 30 sharp, TO make the neces,
sarv arrangements Tor the parade. All
are invited.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-21
How MC Lost.

Special Tieg1H 10 The Sul,dng REGISTER.
MANSFIELD, August 2O.-The home
team played a great game to-day. The
only errors were three cNCusabIc ones by
Allen at short. The work at bat was
brilliant and Sullivan was para!yaed.
Bohn's boN work was very good. The
home team began the Iuu getting in the
third inning. Grumbling hit two bag
ger and came in on Reynolds hit. Rcy-
noldS got second on Il sacrifice, and came
home on Delehlnty's hit. Dslehanty
stole second and got third on Aliens hit.
lie tried to 20 home hut was caught, and
Allen got To third base. Allen came in
on Westlake's hit. In the fourth
Miller hit, stole second and came
in on fclder'8 error. ShrtIlinc
throwing wild to "Gamey" Westlake. In
the sixth Bohn got life on Suiliyan'S
mufl OF an easy fly, took second on 4 passed
ball and third on 4 sacrifice. Allen hit q
line three-bagger and Bohn and De!ehanty
both came in. Nicholson, in attempting
to throw Allen out at third, threw wild
and Allen came home. In the eighth Bohn
got to first on balls, got second and third
on sacrifices and came home GA Aliens hit
In the ninth Miller hit, took second on a
passed ball and came in on Frrcr's Int.
Frcer came in on BOhn's hit. For the Wis
itors. Sullivan hit hot liner to Allen IN
the third inning, which Allen mullrd. lie
got second on pissed ball and came home
after Nichols long fly had been caught. In
the seventh the visitors got on their bat
ting clothes. ShetZIinr got first GA balls
and came home Oh SuliNIn's line three
baggrr. Dunn got IIrst on balls and he
and Sullivan both came in on Nichoi :
two-baggcr.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-21
t\CuRslO> no CLEVELAND.


Tn" Pennsylvania Company announces
i cheap excursion Ia Cleveland on Satur-
day. AUGUST !tth. Ior which tickets Will
be- sold 4, a very low rat" aud good 10 re-
turn miil september LIST, inclusive. A.
tins is probably the last cheap excursion
oi the season to tn, beautiful Forest City,
all who can should avail themselves OF the
opportunity and 20. Sre small bills for
time of uaIms and rate Of fare.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-21

The Tag Baby Base Ball Club met last
exening and organized tor the season. All
challenges should he addressed to Mauag,r
Rag Baby T. =. C., box %, city.
4 match game Of base ball played on
the Peninsula grounds yesterday afternoon
between the Nike kcllys and the SllTer
Leafs was won by the Silver Leafs by a
score of 81 to D. Batteries, for Silver
Leafs, ExIey and Weads, Tor kelLeys,
BUGGY and Davis.
4 thirteen.inning game Of base bali was
played yesterday between the Thunder
bolts and the Mccormick Stars. The score
stood u Ia - in favor OF the former Til"
battery lur the Thuudtrboits waS EIrenan
and Tucker, for the Mcconnell, Stars,
Mullarkey ana Mclaughlin.